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Teahen and Pierre manning the left side. Can we play left field closed?

Dropped balls aside, Pierre's OBP is around .280. He's not doing the job there either.

Good come back performace 56

They could use Buehrle now

A nice guy. glad we got to see his best.

We thought Visquel was too old

"Pay-juols" ?

Good signing. This is the kind of guy the Twins sign & turn into a starting outfielder. But we are not the Twins

Alexei would be on my list somewhere

Long term can still happen-

QUOTE (StatManDu @ Jan 13, 2011 -> 05:27 PM) I was just throwing those two out there ... I wouldn't dismiss that Griffey throw so quickly especially considering the circumstances, the collision and some of the other plays on the list In terms of IMPORTANCE, they are both up there.

QUOTE (Thad Bosley @ Jan 13, 2011 -> 03:07 PM) Huh? Seaver didn't throw a no-hitter in a Sox uniform. I should have said his 300th win

Baines' catch that saved Seaver's no-hitter.

We have succeeding in doing very necessary things. I tip my hat for the effort

What did you say about Brian Anderson?

Of those 2, rather have Beckham at 2-Alexei has more RBI potential and hate to see him "give up" at bats to move the lead-off guy.

QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Dec 24, 2010 -> 08:37 AM) If Danks can keep on the arc that his career has been on, his numbers will be as a 27 year old left hander hitting the free agent market. That means even if he gets a seven year deal, he would be 34 when it ended, which with Danks stuff isn't nearly the risk as many. Looking at the biggest pitchers contracts, Sabathia was 30 when he got his deal, Johan was 29, Zito was 28, Hampton was 29, Lee is 32, and Kevin Brown was 34. Looking at similar points in their careers, Danks compares favorably in most cases. Santanas numbers blow John away, but the rest have had much worse seasons if you don't include Danks rookie year. I could see Danks having a pretty good shot at a seven year deal on the open market And lo and behold, all those mentioned above (except Kevin Brown) are left-handed.

OK-the Yankess can have Pavano

The pressure of wearing a number once worn by Brian Anderson will be immense

Trade CQ and put Jordan Danks in RF

QUOTE (TheBigHurtShallRiseAgain @ Dec 3, 2010 -> 12:03 PM) The Atlanta Braves have traded Minor League pitcher Kyle Cofield to the Chicago White Sox, according to FOXSports’ Jon Paul Morosi. Morosi adds that the right-handed pitcher was the No. 24 prospect in the Braves’ organization at the beginning of the 2010 season. He had a 4.47 ERA in 58 1/3 innings pitched mostly at Double-A. Cofield was on the Braves 40-man roster. For who? Quentin?

QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Dec 3, 2010 -> 08:06 AM) Brant Brown. And RIP, to a guy who should be a Hall of Fame 3B I totally agree-I saw his entire playing career and he was one of the dominant 3B of his era-that's all you can be and that gets you in the Hall of Fame.

Thanks, Bobby. That song "Boom" will always be associated with you.

Spend some of Konerko's $ right here. Strong up-the-middle.

He's worth 7 mil-but over 3 years